The provided text appears to be a timestamped list of instructions or steps for a project. The project involves cutting and assembling various pieces of multiplex (a type of engineered wood) to create a background frame with a size of 102 cm x 60 cm. The instructions include:
1. Cutting the multiplex for the background layer, frame, and hooks.
2. Assembling the frame using screws.
3. Applying a white glossy HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) coating to the background.
4. Installing wall mounting hooks.
5. Attaching the frame to the foreground using screws.
The instructions are quite detailed, but the overall project seems to be focused on creating a custom background frame with a specific design and functionality.
1. The multiplex 12 mm is cut for the background layer with a size of 102 cm x 60 cm.
2. The multiplex 18 mm is cut for the background frame.
3. Two sheets of 102 cm x 5 cm and one piece of 50 cm x 5 cm are cut for the right and left, and bottom frame.
4. 18 mm multiplex is cut with a 45 ° tilt for background hooks.
5. A length of 50 cm is cut for the hook frame and a length of 40 cm for the wall.
6. The background frame is installed.
7. The 18 mm 45 ° multiplex cutting function is used for 45 ° wall mounting hooks.
8. The frame is screwed from the foreground using a 1-inch long screw.
9. A white glossy HPL coating is applied to the background.
10. The layer is left for 3-5 minutes before being pasted.
11. The layer is cut using a steel file or with a router machine.